I'm a homeowner
Keep your Texas home out of probate.
Your house is likely your largest asset. A Transfer on Death Deed — recorded with the county clerk before death — hands it to your beneficiary without a single day of probate.
Your recommended plan
Individual Homeowner Plan
Everything in Individual Will Essentials, plus one Transfer on Death Deed for one eligible Texas property.
- A TODD under Tex. Est. Code Ch. 114 is the cleanest probate-avoidance tool Texas offers for real property.
- Unrecorded TODDs are VOID at death — we'll walk you through county-clerk recording the moment your deed is finalized.
- The Homeowner Bundle also covers your medical and financial POAs so one accident doesn't freeze your affairs.
Which county is your property in?
Under Tex. Est. Code § 114.055 an unrecorded TODD is VOID at death. Your finalized PDF will include the recording instructions — here's a preview of your clerk's office.
Want to skip probate entirely?
Trust Plans start at $497.
A Revocable Living Trust keeps your estate out of probate, maintains privacy, and simplifies the transfer — three attorney-drafted tiers, delivered within one business day.
Compare Trust tiersWhat's inside
5 documents, all Texas-statutory.
Simple Will (Individual)
Attorney-drafted, Texas-statutory will with a self-proving affidavit.
Transfer on Death Deed — Individual
One Texas TODD, drafted and attorney-reviewed, with signing and recording instructions.
Statutory Durable Power of Attorney
The exact form Texas banks recognize.
Medical Power of Attorney
Name your healthcare decision-maker.
HIPAA Authorization
Let trusted people access your medical records.
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